Kaitlyn Munro
- IA License #: 1124518
'Touch comes before sight, before speech. It is the first language and the last, and it always tells the truth.' - Margaret Atwood
Touch is one of our most precious senses.
Hugging our friends and family is a daily way to maintain our health: it takes 4 hugs a day to survive, 8 to thrive, and 12 to grow*.
Coordinating time to receive massages on a regular basis has the same effect on our health and wellness.
My grandmothers were a nurse and a teacher, and I have benefitted from what they've taught me about really and truly helping people: observing and listening. They were from a generation that was present and mindful i...
Touch is one of our most precious senses.
Hugging our friends and family is a daily way to maintain our health: it takes 4 hugs a day to survive, 8 to thrive, and 12 to grow*.
Coordinating time to receive massages on a regular basis has the same effect on our health and wellness.
My grandmothers were a nurse and a teacher, and I have benefitted from what they've taught me about really and truly helping people: observing and listening. They were from a generation that was present and mindful in their duties in ways that our 21st century daily hustle doesn't usually allow for.
I became a massage therapist because of a need to find a way to hold that presence with people, and a desire to do meaningful work.
I received my certification requirements from Body Wisdom Massage Therapy School (http://www.bodywisdomschool.com/) and I specialize in several areas:
-Lymphatic Drainage Massage, a light-medium pressure massage that helps move the body's lymph around, increasing white blood cell count, and helping to naturally "detoxify" the body, 60 or 90 minute sessions.
-Geriatric Massage, a modified massage session that is typically only 20-30 minutes, and focused on areas that are easy to access from a sitting position: the legs below the knees, feet, hands, arms, shoulders, neck, back, and head. Clients are generally in some type of assisted living, and remain fully dressed throughout the session.
-Deep Tissue Massage, the modality that many people are most familiar with, utilizes long slow strokes as well as trigger-point work. Deep tissue massage is most beneficial in 90 or 120 minute sessions.
*http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-5756/10-Reasons-Why-We-Need-at-Least-8-Hugs-a-Day.html
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IA # 1124518
SPECIALTIES: Bodywork and Massage techniques I perform
Bodywork & Massage
- Neuromuscular Massage
- Lymphatic Drainage
- Mobile Chair Massage
- Mobile Other
- Reiki
- Therapeutic Touch
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